Electrical Maintenance

The Importance of Electrical Maintenance

As a business owner, you are required by law to test fixed and portable electrical equipment for health and safety reasons. However, the benefits of electrical maintenance go beyond simply meeting a compliance requirement. Regular testing and maintenance of your electrics can reduce running costs, prevent breakdowns, and improve the overall efficiency of your business. You are keeping compliant and doing your bit to save electricity. Whatever the nature of your electrical job, we will provide you with sound advice, realistic solutions, and a competitive quotation.

Benefits of electrical maintenance

Electrical maintenance contributes to the safety of your home and reduces the possibility of hazards. Benefits include:

     Maintains health and safety requirements – every commercial building or workplace needs to provide a safe working environment. Regular electrical system maintenance guarantees that everything is in working order.
     Ensure electrical systems remain in good condition – professional electricians can assess your electrical systems and components, ensuring their condition remains  intact.
     Helps find improvements - maintenance inspections provide an opportunity to identify any improvements, lowering the risk of danger and cutting energy expenses.
     Minimises risk of danger – regular maintenance checks help identify and resolve any minor problems before turning them into something more life-threatening and requiring a significant amount of repair.

Take proactive steps to upgrade your electrical system and address any lingering concerns. Contact our team today for a free quote and experience the industry's highest-quality electrical contracting services.

10 Common signs you need electrical maintenance

1. Flickering Lights: If you notice lights flickering or dimming unexpectedly, it could be a sign of loose wiring or other electrical issues.
2. Frequently Tripped Circuit Breakers: If your circuit breakers are tripping frequently, it may indicate an overloaded circuit or a fault in the electrical system.
3. Burning Smell: A persistent burning smell, especially near outlets or electrical devices, can be a serious indication of overheating or faulty wiring.
4. Warm Outlets or Switches: If outlets or switches feel warm to the touch, it could suggest electrical overloading or a faulty connection.
5. Sparks or Arcs: Visible sparks or arcs when you plug in or unplug a device can be a clear sign of a wiring issue that needs attention.
6. Electrical Shocks: Experiencing mild electrical shocks when touching appliances, switches, or outlets is a definite warning sign of an electrical problem.
7. Buzzing Sounds: Unusual buzzing or sizzling sounds coming from outlets, switches, or electrical panels may indicate loose connections or faulty wiring.
8. Outdated Wiring: If your home or building has outdated wiring, such as knob-and-tube or aluminum wiring, it may be time for an upgrade to ensure safety and compliance with current standards.
9. Inoperative Outlets or Switches: If certain outlets or switches stop working, it could be a result of wiring issues that require professional attention.
10. High Energy Bills: A sudden increase in your energy bills without a corresponding increase in usage could be a sign of inefficiencies or problems within your electrical system.